In Seeking Absolute Truth We Aim At

Even In Populous Districts, The Practice Of Medicine Is A Lonely Road Which Winds Up-hill All The Way And A Man May Easily Go Astray And Never Reach The Delectable Mountains Unless He Early Finds Those Shepherd Guides Of Whom Bunyan Tells, Knowledge, Experience, Watchful, And Sincere.

To Have Striven, To Have Made The Effort, To Have Been True To Certain Ideals - This Alone Is Worth The Struggle.

By Far The Most Dangerous Foe We Have To Fight Is Apathy-indifference From Whatever Cause, Not From A Lack Of Knowledge, But From Carelessness, From Absorption In Other Pursuits, From A Contempt Bred Of Self Satisfaction.

Medicine Is Learned By The Bedside And Not In The Classroom. Let Not Your Conceptions Of Disease Come From Words Heard In The Lecture Room Or Read From The Book. See, And Then Reason And Compare And Control. But See First.

The Clean Tongue, The Clear Head, And The Bright Eye Are Birthrights Of Each Day.